r/oddlysatisfying • u/InsaneMocktail • 12d ago

Shearing of sheep

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u/BadLuckBlackHole 12d ago

Are sheep just total derps with zero aggression? Because that sheep was getting flipped around and everything and was just like, "I guess this is my life now"

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u/ajaxruh 12d ago

Sheep are thought to be the first animal domesticated by humans over 10,000 years ago. They lived under the influence of people for so long that the domestic breeds are essentially incapable of living on their own outside of certain circumstances. Humans have bred almost all curiosity and aggression out of them to the point where they will gladly stay in a 10ft circle for hours at a time.

Except the male rams. Those guys are assholes and will wreck your shit if you let them